Alfa Romeo will give Colombian racer Tatiana Calderon more opportunities to drive a Formula 1 car this season after announcing on Friday she was staying on as a test driver. The 25-year-old joined in a testing role last year, when the team were known as Sauber, and tried out a 2013 car at Ferrari's Fiorano track in November. She will make her Formula Two debut this year after previously competing in GP3, one rung further down, where her best result was a sixth place at Monza last year. In October she became the first Latin American woman to drive a Formula One car in an official capacity when she got behind the wheel of the Sauber for filming at Mexico City's Hermanos Rodriguez circuit....
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